Match of the Day - Race for the Title 1994-95

(5 minutes and 4 seconds trimmed out due to copyright claims in 25 sections)
The battle for the 1994-95 F.A. Carling Premiership was the most thrilling for years. It was not until the very last day of the season that Manchester United, the defending champions, and Blackburn Rovers, who last won the title in 1914, finally settled their differences.
The BBC's "Match of the Day" cameras followed the gripping struggle throughout. The early pacemakers were Newcastle United and promoted Nottingham Forest, both of whom remained unbeaten until the end of October.
But as autumn turned to winter, it became clear that the two clubs who had finished first and second the previous season, Alex Ferguson's United and Kenny Dalglish's Blackburn, were poised to fight it out right to the wire.
And so it turned out. With both managers pushing their teams to the limit, and United attempting a championship hat-trick achieved only three times before, Blackburn had to visit Dalglish's old club Liverpool in their last match, knowing that victory would make the championship theirs.
What happened on that memorable Sunday when Blackburn lost at Liverpool but still clinched their first championship for 81 years, is featured with all that went before in this BBC Video, the third in the 'RACE FOR THE TITLE' series'.

[@kierangilly1]

Best ending to any season even 2012

[@jeannotschumacher1024]

1989🙄🙄

[@Kill--alllll---IDF]

1995 1989 2012 best ending

[@TheRaveMusicArchive]

Much preferred the 90s footy.

[@SimonMartinForPrimeMinister]

Amazing

[@ritchyfox]

do you have the 1996 1997 review? I swear there was a Race For The Title 1997. I remember it having a brilliant soundtrack.

[@ricklewis2068]

As for Race For the Title 1997, that I do not know, I only just buy these on eBay when I can. Here's the 1996-97 official review though kzbin.info/www/bejne/baWTd6B9hNx2rdk

[@TheMRmatt007]

1:03 incompetent ref. That was never a sending off, there were 2 defenders in line

[@coops1964]

I’ve just posted the same thing three months after you did! Referees at Old Trafford were frightened of Ferguson. Since he retired they aren’t winning titles anymore. Interesting. Ferguson and United cheated for years with the collusion of the referees.

[@SimonMartinForPrimeMinister]

Rick do have any more of these from other 90’s seasons you can upload? 😊

[@ricklewis2068]

Everything I have is uploaded either here, or uncut (KZbin cuts a lot due to copyright) here archive.org/details/@sandimas1988 , sorry. I’m only missing a handful of releases though, so this channel has almost everything.

[@SimonMartinForPrimeMinister]

@@ricklewis2068 excellent thanks

[@stevemcelmy9354]

Good video, would have been even better if it didn't keep skipping over the goals.

[@ricklewis2068]

Sorry, due to copyright claims by the premier league I had to cut out over 5 minutes. Here’s the full video: archive.org/details/match-of-the-day-race-for-the-title

[@YagaYooo]

bummy wummy

[@caprious454]

Before sports washing

[@coops1964]

01:11 The refereeset the biased standard there by sending off an opponent at Old Trafford. There were two other defenders there who could have caught the United player but totally ignored by the referee. I’m convinced that most games at Old Trafford Ferguson influenced the referee to such a degree that they may well as be employed by United. Interestingly once Ferguson retired United have fallen back into the pack and are now miles behind the leading clubs in England. Cheats.

[@stephenwalker8299]

😂😂😂

[@Dflexire]

Hahahha did Fergie ruin your childhood mate?

[@johnmatthews8088]

I not convinced the red card of qpr is right there where 2 players level with him so there he not last man I sorry ref got badly wrong it was a card but should been yellow not red